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Provided by Linda M Plumpton
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A highly accomplished advocate in commercial dispute resolution, class actions and competition and securities litigation, Linda Plumpton is known for her work in bet-the-company litigation and for her long track record defending clients in their most important disputes.
Chair of the firm’s Litigation and Dispute Resolution Practice, Linda is a recognized leading practitioner for her vast experience across competition litigation, class action defence, corporate/commercial disputes and securities litigation. Linda has appeared as counsel in the Supreme Court of Canada, in all levels of court in Ontario and in the Federal Court, as well as before the Competition Tribunal and the Ontario Securities Commission. She also advises clients in the areas of public law, constitutional law and employment.
Linda is a Fellow of the American College of Trial Lawyers (ACTL).
Chambers Review
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Linda Plumpton is an outstanding antitrust litigator who represents clients in class action proceedings arising from potential breaches of the Competition Act, with notable experience in price-fixing mandates.
Linda Plumpton represents a number of blue-chip national and international clients, including financial institutions and investment funds, in high-end disputes. She demonstrates particular skill in handling commercial litigation, class action proceedings and antitrust disputes.
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Provided by Chambers
"Linda is the first person I contact when I have a complex antitrust matter."
"Linda is the first person I contact when I have a complex antitrust matter."
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Legal proceedings related to ESG issues are increasingly common worldwide. ESG litigation can take many forms and be brought through the court system, administrative tribunals and before non-judicial bodies. This article discusses three areas of litigation risk that companies ought to consider.
Legal proceedings related to ESG issues are increasingly common worldwide. ESG litigation can take many forms and be brought through the court system, administrative tribunals and before non-judicial bodies. This article discusses three areas of litigation risk that companies ought to consider.
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